The Irish standard., 1887-06-18

j. Gallagher. George O'Brien, L. Mel
ooy, j. Burk, D. Morriarty, w. Casey
st. Johns, Iasco-Rev. r. O'Neal
Christy McGuigan, Hugh Healey.
Crusaders, Stillwater-Rev. M. r.
Murphy, j. j. Walsh, James McGann
j. O'Brien, James E. Elliott.
St. Conice's, Kilkenny-Rev. N. j.
O'Brien, Mark Walsh, John Shortell.
St. Joseph's, St. Paul-Rev. Walter
Raleigh, j. g. Mccarthy, James Daily
Frank Vogal.
st. Joseph's, Rosemont-Rev. A. Hur'
ley, John Cunnif, Frank johnson
James E. Mulvoonev.
Cadets, Stillwater-Rev. J. H. Gaug.
han, James A McGrath, Alexander
Deragisch. William Ratican, ]. F. Sui
livan, j. Horgan, E. NJ. Walsh, Ed
Whealen, o. R. Shortell.
Father Mathew, Minneapolis-Bev.
James McGolrick, NJ. o Riley, William
Dobbin, NJ. Doyle.
Father Mathew, Mannanah-Rev. FL.
McDevitt, Ed Burns, p. Cauvele, An
drew Quinn.
Father Mathew, Waverly-Rev. j.
Guillot, Patrick O'Hara, E. d. Nc
Donald, j. Quinn.
st. Patrick. Faribault--Rev. P. Dan
nehy, J. F. Contest, Eugene ODough-
ortv r T Sheridan
Crusaders, st. Paul--Rev. F. j. Glib
bons, G. L. Twohy, T. C. Mccarthy, j..
T. Kelly, j. S. Carrere, j. F. Mulgreen,
James Shea, J, Twohy.
Cathedral Cadets, St. Paul-Rev. T.
J. Gibbons, NJ. Dougherty, II. McDer-
mott, J. Mccarthy, d. Regan, NJ. Sui
livan, f. Peil, L. Creamer, j. Wheeler,
M. Kerwin, F. Dougherty.
St. Patrick, Shieldsville-Rev. j. J..
Sullivan, P. McKenna, John Madden,
Joseph Hanlin. James Crawford, Pat
rick Minton, Philip McKenna, John
Frinley Jr., Charles Greening, James
Finley,
The convention adjourned at4:3O un-
til 8 o'clock Thursday morning.
TIE EVENING ENTERTAINMENT.
The different St. Paul societies that
were to meet and escort the Minneap0-
lis and Saltwater societies to Market
Hall, where addresses were made in the
evening, did not assemble until nearly
8 o'clock, and the line of march being a
long one, it was 9:30 before the gather
ing of l,5OO persons in Market Hall
were called to order. Besides the dele
gates to the convention, there were in
the line of the procession the Father
Mathew St. Anthony and Crusaders so
cietles, of Minneapolis, and the DR.. Ca
hill society, of Cahilltown. An interest
ing feature of the procession We're the
st. Paul cathedral cadets, who num-
bered 1875 strong and presented neat
and attractive appearance, all wearing
regalias and carrying small flags. Af-
ter selection by the orchestra, j. F.
Carrere called the convention to order
and made a few remarks, in which he
spoke of the aims, objects and advan-
tages to be obtained from the G. I. "A.
Union. An original welcome song, by
James Shea and a chorus of 70 boy
voices, was applauded to the echo, and
had two encores. Mr.. Carrere then
read Acknowledgements of invitations
to be present, and regrets from Mayor
Smith, Thomas O'Gorman, rector of
St. Thomas Academy, Bishop Marty,
Phillip A. Nolan, Secretary of the Ma
tional Union, Bishop Seidenbush and
others. President James Corrigan ad-
dressed tho assemblage, after which
Miss Williams rendered soprano solo
and in answer to an encore the lady
sang "Mrs. Lofty and T. very sweetly.
Rev. James MEG Golrick was called upon
and in brief but earnest speech said.
among other things, that the Papal
brief and frequent addresses at the con-
vention wouldn't amount to anything
unless every delegate went home deter
mined to do something for the brother
man and brother woman as well.
Bishop Irelands appearance upon the
stage thereafter was the signal for
great applause, and his address to the
people was mastery effort in behalf
of the cause in which he is so earnestly
engaged. A recitation by little Miss
Mable Ford followed. Thomas Burk,
state treasurer of the union, made a
short speech, which was well received
by the vast audience A duet by Mr..
Shea ard Miss Williams was pleasing
recital.
Thursdays Session.
The delegates of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union did not assemble
until after nine O'Clock. The reports
of the different delegates by counties
were Immediately proceeded with, the
first to be heard being that of Henne-
pis3 county by County President
Thomas Dunn. He said there were
eleven societies in tn. comfy, all in